Rooney speaking at Everton news conference
He's announced his return to the Toffees 13 years after leaving for Manchester United
Rooney: Return was a "no brainer"
"I am not coming to a retirement home. I want to play, to win and be successful at this club."
Rooney says his family are "delighted" to see him in a blue shirt again
It's been 13 years since Wayne Rooney played at Goodison Park.
In case you've forgotten just what he could do in blue, you can take a look at his best Everton goals.
(We're still waiting for him to appear at his own press conference)
Image source, Getty ImagesRooney played 559 times for Manchester United after signing from Everton in 2004, scoring 253 goals.
He won five Premier League titles and each of the Champions League, Europa League and FA Cup once.
In his 13 seasons with United, he also finished as top scorer five times and shared the honour with Cristiano Ronaldo in another campaign.
But the 31-year-old was often left out of United's starting line-up by manager Jose Mourinho last season, and only appeared in 25 league games
No sign of Wayne Rooney yet.
The press conference chairs are still empty.
There are three on the top table and three glasses of water...
Wayne Rooney joined the Toffees at the age of nine and quickly built a reputation as a precocious talent.
He scored 114 goals in 29 matches for the under-10 and under-11 sides.
David Moyes gave him his first-team debut in August 2002, and he scored his first Premier League goal - a last-minute winner against Arsenal - five days before his 17th birthday.
But Rooney handed in a transfer request in August 2004, leading to him being signed by Sir Alex Ferguson at Manchester United for £27m.
Image source, PA#bbcsportsday or text 8111
Image source, Getty ImagesRemember this?
Wayne Rooney was given his very own statue in Beijing back in 2014. (We think it was temporary).
But should he be given a permanent one outside Old Trafford?
Another overhead kick? A knee slide? Or that iconic celebration?
Let us know via #bbcsportsday or text 81111
It's mid-afternoon, I'm sure we're all feeling a little heavy-eyed post-lunch.
So here's an emotional tribute to Wayne Rooney from Manchester United to help you through.
No crying at your desks.
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And here he is taking part in his first Everton training session earlier today.
The striker was all smiles...
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Image source, Getty ImagesWelcome to a bonus edition of Sportsday.
We're here to bring you live video and text of Wayne Rooney's press conference.
Just in case you've been living under a rock, the 31-year-old re-signed for Everton yesterday, 13 years after leaving the Merseyside club.
We're expecting to hear from him anytime after 15:00 BST, so stay tuned.